Cosa de dos

La Quinta Estación's song 'Cosa de dos' delves into the complexities and disillusionments of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a picture of a love that is fraught with misunderstandings, unspoken truths, and emotional turmoil. The opening lines, 'Nada cierto, nada nuevo, Nada más que lo que quieras escuchar,' set the tone for a relationship built on half-truths and selective hearing. This suggests a lack of genuine communication and a tendency to avoid confronting the real issues at hand.

The recurring theme of making the same mistakes, 'El mismo error constante, Un paso adelante y dos atrás,' highlights the cyclical nature of their problems. The metaphor of 'La misma piedra en un camino, Del que no veo el final' vividly illustrates the endless obstacles they face, making it clear that the relationship is stuck in a loop of unresolved issues. The singer's struggle with reality, 'Huyendo de una realidad, A la que no le caigo bien,' further emphasizes the emotional exhaustion and the desire to escape from the painful truth.

The chorus, 'Tal vez, me sobra el dolor, me falta el valor Para decirte adiós,' reveals the internal conflict of wanting to end the relationship but lacking the courage to do so. The repetition of 'Cantando la misma canción' symbolizes the repetitive nature of their arguments and the false hope that love is a mutual effort, 'Un día me hizo pensar que el amor era cosa de dos.' This line poignantly captures the disillusionment of realizing that love, which was once thought to be a shared endeavor, has become a solitary struggle. The song's emotional depth and raw honesty make it a powerful exploration of the complexities of love and the pain of unmet expectations.